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Break out from the sea of Android App icons — What are Custom Intents for App Actions?

Break out from the sea of Android App icons — What are Custom Intents for App Actions?

I counted and I have 129 apps installed on my phone, not including my work profile! I doubt that I’m an outlier.
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Smart Home Actions 2020 — Updates & Resources

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Conversational Actions extend the functionality of Google Assistant by allowing you to create custom…

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App Actions 2020 Recap

App Actions allow users to launch specific features in your Android app using Google Assistant. From a user’s…

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AoG ProTips: Test Suite for Smart Home

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AoGProTips: Synchronize animations with the Text-To-Speech

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